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of elation will Jan- 9 at 2:00 p. m. in lUuu at Owar iwe of Cokrai" TfinMblp, Mfcrd County, deceased. btun on the above mttlit hiving -bml (ranted to tbc urider- mil JMTMMM indebted to the said ui to prompt pay- and Uttttjtaving to present the tame whnotK delay to TULA BEEGLE FRED O. BEEGLE CLARENCE F.

BEEGLE. Bedford. Pa. R. D.

4 Administrators Ellis William VanHorn, Jr. Attorney G-12-l-6w EXECUTOR'S NOTICE of Sarah Ann Knisely, late of West CUir Township, Bedford County, deceased. Letters testamentary having been granted the undersigned executor named in the lasl will and testament of Sarah Ann Knise- iy. late of West St Clair Bedford County. Pa, deceased, all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present the same without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make -prompt payment of the same.

BLAIR KNISELY, A. Fxeciitor Attorney Alum Bank, Pa. G-ll-24-F-fiw EXECUTRIX NOTICE Estate of Harry D. Fisher, late of Juniata Township. Bedford County.

deceased. Letters testamentary having been granted the undersigned executrix named in the last will and testament of Harry D. Fisher, late- of "Township, Bedford County, deceased, all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present the same without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment of the same. A I M. FISHER Richard W.

Lins. Executrix R. D. A tourney G-12-22-F-6w ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Emma E. Stayer late of Bedford Township, llcdford County, deceased.

Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, ail persons indebted to the said Co- late are requested to make prompt payment, ar.d Having claims to present the same without to RAY C. STAYER and Reiliry Administrator Attorneys Bedford, Pa. G-I2-l-6w--Inq. 12-2-fiw EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Amanda' MUler. late c-f Monroe Township, Bedford County.

deceased. jLctters teslameatary havimj been granted the underpinned executor named ihe last will and testament of Amanda Miller, late of Monroe Township. Bedford County. deceased, all persons having claims or demands against the estate ol the said decedent are hereby notified to present the same without delay for payment, and ill! rersons indebted to said estate arc requested to make prompt payment of the same. MARTIN MILLER Richard W.

Lins. Esq Executor D. 1, Fhntstone. Maryland Attorney G-12-22-F-6w A I I A NOTICE Estate of William C. Dishong, late of Bedford Township, Bedford County, deceased.

Letters of administration on the above of C. Bingham to elect "directors for the year 1951 and 'for business that may properly come before the meeting. A. C. BRICE.

G-12-22-29 Secretary IK i vltlom of wovwTMfy to tht Offlct of rmiwyh In the Office -the Court of Common Plmi County on Tuesday, January Cvnillcaic for the -conduct of a business in Bedford County, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Bortz Supply with its principal place of business at 729 South Juliana Street. Bedford, Pa. The name and I address of the person owning or interested in the said business Is Georue R. Horu. Til South Juliana Street.

Bedford, Pa. Reiley and Reiley. Attorneys 114 South Juliana Street Bedford. Penna. ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE Estate of Ruth Pensyi.

late of Juniata Township, Bedford County. deceased. I.L-itcrs of administration on the above O-29-1I estate been granted to the under- signed, all indebted to the a i estate are requested to make prompt pay- i A I nient. and those haviny claims to present the same without delay tq. Sealed Proposals for the Construction of 1 GERTRUDE Headquarters Huildinu to be located oil ittniiilitratrix Richard W.

Lins, Esq. Attorney Buffalo Mills. Pa. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Arvilla Walter, late of K.im- mel Toynship, Iledford County, deceased. Letters of administration on the above tate are requested to ment, and those having claims to present Hie same without delay to L.

DISHONG Reiley and Reiley Administrator Ajtnntfys U. D. .1. G-12-1-6W-- l-12O-fiw Iledford, Penna. estate having been granted Route 30, at the East Side of Bedford, Pennsylvania, to be financed pursuant to a loan contract between the I STATES of AMERICA, acting through the Administrator of the RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION, will be received until 7:30 o'clock p.

m. (E. Monday, January 22, 1951. Bids shall be addressed to Mr. Perry C.

Wilson, Manager. Bedford Rural Electric Cooperative, Street, Bedford, time and place i-Miuv HaviiiB wv-cu ltu to the I 114 N. Richard estate having hcen granted to the under- Bned rson lt i h(ed to the said es- Pennsylvania, at which signed, all persons indebted to the said es- a(e irc ri ucste make prompt pay- the bids will be opened and read aloud, requested to make prompt pay- and mo navm( claims to present Separate bids vill be received for: the same without delay to i General Construction A WALTERS. lleatini'. and Ventilatini! John II.

Jordan. Administrator Plumbing Aitiirner Imler. R. Pa. Electrical CilK-l2-15-fiw Hach bidder must furnish with his.

pro- posal a certified check of bid bond in the I amount of not less than 5 five per cent of his bid. No bidder mav withdraw Estate of Calvin Gordon, Na- his proposal for a period of thirty (30) A Germany Ready For'Partnership On Equality Terms the -r MEW YEA Bedford County, de- after the opening of the proposals. Plans and specifications may be obtained otlice of Hunter, Caldwell and pier Township, ceased. Letters testamentary having been granted the undersigned executor named in the last wili and testament of Calvin L. Gordon, laic of Napier Bedford County, deceased, all persons having clainis or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present ihe without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are re- Campbell, registered architects, 3601 Fifth Avenue.

Altoona, Pennsylvania, on or after December 28, 1950. upon deposit of Twenty (S.20.00) Dollars for one set of neutral Construction and Ten (SIO.OO} Dollars fur each set of Heating, Plumb- in" and Electrical Plans, which amount will be to the Didder nrovidinu quested tu make prompt payment of the bona fUle bid has "been submitted and doc- i i are returned to the architect. I Th- Owni'f reserves the right to waiv i informalities in or reject any and all I bids. 1 JOSEPH li. GORDON keiley and Reiley Executor Attorneys New Pa.

Inq. 12-2-Gw I we review the accomplishments of a good yecr just closing, we Find it a splendid challenge for each of us to strive for even greater, things in the New Year We pledge anew our willingness to serve in any capacity that may be your pleasure during the coming year. A I I A I NOTICE Estate of Rricc R. Miller, late of Woodbury Township, Htrdford Comity, deceased. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the under- siyned.

all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make prompt payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay to DOROTHY M. MILLER Retley an Reiley, Administratrix Attnmc-j Woodbuty, Pi. COOPERATIVE, Jnn-cs W. R-12-30; RLECTRIC lf. President nn Snake Sprit Snake Spring Christmas sin-vice in of the Brethren on last Sunday morning was largely attended.

Miss Blanch KiU-hey, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Snyder and Mr. Mrs.

Junior Pupple visited Bonn, Germmny (AP) --Chan- Monday in the home of Mr. and cellor Konrad Adenauer says the Mrs. Raymond Williams, relationship between West Germany and the free nations of the west is "on the way to developing into a real partnership." In a year-end statement prepared for the Associated Press, the chancellor stressed his goal of equality: "The federal government is fully aware of its "responsibilities as a member of the community of free nations and is convinced of the necessity that peace and freedom must be defended. "But equality, as the most im- ortant symbol of freedom, is in- ispensable for the realization of nternational justice upon which lone a lasting- peace cart be ased." Adenauer has frequently insis- ed West Germany must be ac- epted as an equal partner before he contributes troops to the West European defense system. He has the United States, Britain France to end their occupatioii ontrols and sign a "security reaty" restoring West Germany virtually complete national sov- areignty.

The chancellor pledged that the nain goal of his government in 951 will be to contribute "with ill our energy to securing and Dog lovers will enjoy the sheep, hording demonstration to be staged in the larere arena at the Farm Show on Thursday evening, January 11. Cartel- Andrews, Nineveh, Green County, will direct his two sheep dogs in all tricks for rounding up sheep. BEDFORD VALLEY PETROLEUM CORP. R. G.

SALATHE MERLE SNYDER Henderson's Market Specials for that- New Year's Dinner PORK 7 Rib End Ib. 39c HAM loin ends Ib. 53c Center Cut LOIN in piece Ib. 69c Loose SAUERKRAUT 2 Ibs. 19c Silver Floss SAUERKRAUT 2 4 27c WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY We give Union-Discount Trading Stamps with every purchase Phones 426--427 Free Delivery Bedford Air Thanks to the Greatest Public Demand any Motor Cars and Trucks Have Ever Enjoyed, the Latest Million Chevrolets have been Produced in Less Than 6 Months Compared to 12 Years for the First Million! We'd like to join all other Chevrolet dealers in thanking our customers for making possible this 25 millionth Chevrolet.

For the only reason anyone makes more products is because people want more of them. We arc able to deliver more passenger cars and trucks than any other automobile dealers today only because you prefer Chevrolet passenger cars and trucks over any other make. MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! So it is your overwhelming endorsement of the products and services we offer that is behind the production of this 25 millionth Chevrolet less than six months after completion of the 24 millionth. We arc sincerely grateful. And we believe the best way we can express our gratitude is to continue to offer you the very finest services and the very greatest values that we possibly can.

And that is exactly what we' intend to do! MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE! CHEVROLET spent the sister, Mrs. Walter Harper, were recently naintaining the peace of the world and to support all honest efforts that direction." joining- the Council of Eu- and cooperating in the Schu- nian plan (for pooling' Europe's coal and steel resources), the re- piiblie has undertaken trie most important steps toward a reorgani- sation of Europe and a constructive solution of centuries-old European problems," Adenauer said. In Frankfurt, U. S. High Commissioner John J.

McCloy said Wednesday West Germany's production index jumped in 1960 from 98 per cent of normal to 128 per cent. Gochnour of Shippens- Teachers Collepe is spending vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goehr.oiir. Mrs.

Phoebe ShUbS, Misfes Sara, and Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Clark and daughters, Suzanne and Karen, spent' Christmas day in the home- of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Boyd. Those who spent Christmas day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes were Mrs. Mary Grimes.

i and Mrs. Joseph Diehl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grimes and family, Mr. and Mrs.

John Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. John Dibert and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Di- bcrt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swope, Mrs. Florence Grimes and family and Davio Baker. Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Snyder and son Paul and Miss Alda Lamborn visited in the home of Mrs. Hen Van Horn of New Enterprise Monday. people of the Valley were shocked on last Saturday to lieai of the death of Mrs. John Pittman of Clearville.

Mr. and Mis. Roy Crops and 'amily, Mr. end Mrs Daniel Shuss and son visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Snydor Christmas day Miss Nancv the bride being from the Shore of Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pferqew and children spfent ChristmM.wttk the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrv O'ran Nelson.

Paul Vandervort, who is working in an-airplane factory, in Baltimore, spent the week-end here. John Donahoe spent several days recently with friends in Eckart, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hebner and sons of Sehellsburg visited their parents here over the Mrs.

Lynna Dsftibaugh has been onfined to her. home a sore foot. William Odgers has sold his farm to John Newcomer of LaVale, Md. Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Perdew and children of Bedford visited here on Sunday. sick list. Snvder is on the Jacob Hockonberry, Mr. Mrs. Emory Hockenberry and and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Bollman and family visited in the home of Mrs. Cornelia Snyder on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs.

Loy Barrett and daughter of Washington, D. Mr. and Mrs. Carl and fam- Military Training For High Schools Strongly Opposed Harrisburg (fP)--A proposal to introduce military training in high schools drew strong opposition yesterday from a national educator. Edgar Fuller, executive secretary of the National Council of State School Officers, said the proposal was raised by Oscar N.

Ewing, Federal Security Adminis trator. "Militarization of our high schools would be a very dangerous and undemocratic move," Fuller told annual convention of the Pennsylvania State education Association. "Let's have the American public education system kept civilian and kept on a purely educational plane." he urged. Fuller said Ewing also suggested the convention that Ewing suggested the introduction of military courses in high schools as a means of increasing America's military might. Fuller said Ewig also suggested that high school terms could be increased from four to five years to compensate for the extra time military training would require.

At the same time, Fuller disclosed that most of the nation's education have banded together to look after the interests of education in the mobilizaion program. "We had a tough time even getting school bus tires in the last war," he said, "and we can't afford to let that type of thing happen again." Some 2500 delegates from all parts of the state were on hand for the opening of the three-day convention. The association represents most the state's 60,000 public school teachers. ily, Mr. and Mrs.

George Cooper and son and Mi-, and Mrs. Lee Hockenberry spent Christmas day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Yellow Creek. Mrs.

Catherine Dunklc rpent I Christmas dtiy in the home of Mr. i and Mrs. Frank Dunkle of Everett. Ail Maritime Workers Checked on Security Washington VF) By the Coast Guard's -order, all maritime workers become subject to a security clearance system designed to safeguard America's'Ships and harbors from sabotage and spying Every person employed on the ships or docks will be required to have a security card, ar.d the Coast Guard can deny those credentials if there are "reasonable, grounds'' that the applicant has engaged in any subversive activities such, as are spelled out in the regulations. Vice Admiral Merlin O'N6iU, Coast Guard Commandant, the new clearance system into effect immediately even though the reaction of two chiefs to tho original draft of the regulations was a threat to strike.

In World War II the Armed Force? a greater tonnage of forest products than of Steel; Careless smokers lop the list of. causes of forest fires in Canada, WETZ E. FRITZ Your General Electric Dealer Canada leads the world in production of nickel, asbestos and platinum. THOMAS CHEVROLET COMPANY 411 E. PITT STRE2T PHONE 61 BEDFORD, PA.

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